Villa Paranaguá Hotel & Spa - Boutique Hotel

Everything is absolutely perfect: welcome, cleanliness, kindness, decoration, catering... One downside: no television to fill the long evenings (sunset very early) and the area is difficult to get around at night even if it is very lively and a must-visit during the day.

We were charged 600 euros for an extra bed on an uncomfortable end of the sofa in front of a window without curtains or blinds, in the morning we woke up at 5:30 a.m....! No wifi that works properly in the whole house The industrial kitchen is only Italian cuisine, there is nothing Brazilian in this house located in a sordid neighborhood with zombies everywhere the surrounding neighborhood is dirty and far from major centers of interest They don't say hello to you when you arrive and even less when you leave...! House run by French people in need of money who improvise as hoteliers Breton pancakes for breakfast resembling frozen products, pastries are meticulously counted, you have to wait an hour to be served No explanation for finding your way around the city. The pool water is dirty and the towels are rough like carpets..! It's difficult to get a taxi because the house is at the top of a hill, you have to climb 800 steps of a steep staircase to get there and there are homeless people everywhere in the neighborhood French music French cuisine French decoration French owners who imagine themselves director of a 5 star palace for 2 balls..! The staff is completely incompetent and does not understand anything because they do not speak English or French, the owners do not provide service they spend their time taking care of their friends who are there and who take pleasure in passing themselves off as VIP customers...! Their friends or family are obviously more important than the tourists who pay the full price..! You have to have booked when these people do not have guests.. They sent us to a botanical garden without any interest 45 minutes away by taxi.. My wife and daughter were very unhappy to have had to deal with these ironic and execrable people. I advise these apprentice hoteliers to invest in a hardware store rather than receiving tourists to rip them off.